Coweta ForceRecovery Connections Program
Peer Recovery Support in Local Hospitals
People in or seeking recovery who are in local hospitals, and their family members
From cowetaforce.org/connections ↗About this program
A Peer Recovery Coach is someone in long term recovery who shares their experience of recovery and walks alongside you as you determine your own path of Recovery.
Peer recovery coaches can help connect you with community resources and supports, including individuals in recovery who can support.
A Peer Recovery Coach is a Certified Addictions Recovery Empowerment Specialist (CARES) and offers peer support by the sharing of their lived experience as a person in long term recovery.
Your Peer Recovery Coach is here to walk with you as you explore "what recovery? means to you" and holds the belief that you know what works best for your recovery. Peer Recovery Coaches are not here to provide assessments, diagnosis, or make treatment recommendations.
Your Peer Recovery Coach will: Listen and be present to answer questions you may have about recovery. Meet with family members to discuss recovery and provide support following an overdose. Provide overdose prevention education. Maintain contact with you after you leave the hospital and continue to support your recovery. Schedule a session.
A great way to get started is in a one on one session. During this time, you can discuss your goals and together we can establish a plan to support you.
Questions
What is a Peer Recovery Coach?
A Peer Recovery Coach is someone in long term recovery who shares their experience of recovery and walks alongside you as you determine your own path of Recovery.
What is the difference between a Peer Recovery Coach and a treatment provider?
A Peer Recovery Coach is a Certified Addictions Recovery Empowerment Specialist (CARES) and offers peer support by the sharing of their lived experience as a person in long term recovery. Peer Recovery Coaches are not here to provide assessments, diagnosis, or make treatment recommendations.
What can a Peer Recovery Coach do for me?
Your Peer Recovery Coach will: Listen and be present to answer questions you may have about recovery. Meet with family members to discuss recovery and provide support following an overdose. Provide overdose prevention education. Maintain contact with you after you leave the hospital and continue to support your recovery. Schedule a session.
Details
- Who
- People in or seeking recovery who are in local hospitals, and their family members
- Where
- Local hospitals
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